AUDUSD | Demand from previous resistance area. Uptrend?
When it comes to the technical analysis of AUDUSD, based on the current market structure, market clearly shows the signs of uptrend. I have marked previous resistance areas and used trend line to find the appropriate support area, where we seen as strong rejection and demand. And I’m not seeing enough resistance till target T1.That means there is a good chance we might get a good impulse to the upside. If you are going in, make sure to place the stop just below the demand zone. If any chance the price breaks the R1, which is also Target T1, you can keep the long position while placing the stop loss below the R1 line.
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